LOOKIT WHAT I JUST FOUND!

I like White Wolf's version of vampires. All the politics and intrigue. The newer takes on it would have been fine, but I didn't like all the romance and sexual stuff. I liked Tom Cruise's version of Lestat, though.

Antisemitism never seemed to be Tolkien's game. Tolkien was anti-Hitler and wrote a quietly outraged letter that declined recruitment by Nazi propagandists. But I did find this article, which I will lazily quote from:


Tolkien's version of dwarves were influenced by Jewish culture, but they did not serve as an allegory.

For Klingons, I'm not strong in the trek fu, can't have an opinion on that. They're obviously a mixture of proud warriors and noble savages, but I'm not knowledgeable enough to pinpoint the ingredients.


To Neilencio, I believe scapegoating can be neutralized in a scenario where all pacifistic entities can sustain their objectives long enough to outlast all logistics of caustic aggression and its sources. In less words. So PROBABLY NOT, LAWL

Chinese people are next on the list. I blame their rapidly growing economy, who do they think they are trying to have a standard of living where even the povertous are often obese.

'Murrca